Chile
Chile
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With a vast array of unbelievable destinations like the epic mountain landscape of Torres del Paine and over 6,000km of Pacific Ocean coastline, it's hard to find a bad view in Chile. Consider the rich culture and bustling city life in Santiago and the charming old-world villages sprawling across the country, and Chile is an adventure traveler's dream.
Top Hiking Spots in and near Chile
Torres Del Paine NP, Guardería Laguna Amarga
This hike is accessible only from the Los Perros campsite within Torres del Paine national park, a part of the O circuit . It can be accessed only with a park ranger or licensed guide. The easiest (and cheapest) way to complete this hike is by spending a night at the nearby campground. Coming from R...
Cerro Toco "Parking Lot", San Pedro de Atacama
While there is not a huge elevation gain with this hike, the elevation should not be taken lightly. While not absolutely necessary, it is best if you do several hikes at slightly lower elevations before tackling Cerro Toco. There is nothing technically difficult about this hike, but again, the eleva...
Cabo de Hornos, Región de Magallanes y de la Antártica Chilena
The trailhead is in the forest. There should be a path that is accessible by car until a certain point, next to a reservoir. That’s where the first signpost should be. The coordinates are 54°56'55.1S, 67°38’24.3W. The first part of the hike will take us up Bandera Hill, crossing an old forest and ab...
Cabo de Hornos, Región de Magallanes y de la Antártica Chilena
Hache Island, commonly known as “H” Island because of it’s shape, is only accessible through a tour with Tres Marias based in Ushuaia. You should arrange your tour the day before you want to go although they do take last minute bookings if space is available. They offer two option to the island, mot...
Ruta 23, San Pedro de Atacama
This location is a hidden gem in the desert of the Atacama in Chile. If you are in this region, skipping this tour will be the biggest mistake you make. Be warned however, that the altitude reaches 4500 m and it is quite cold, so bundle up! The drive to get to piedras rojas is very beautiful as well...
Valle de la Luna, Collo
There are many tours from San Pedro de Atacama that will take you around Valle de la Luna and Valle de la Muerta, or you can enter the park on your own. You are required to pay an entrance fee both on the tours and when you go alone, but it is 100% worth it! The whole area is strikingly strange and ...